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WUSA
(redirected from Women's United Soccer Association)

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WUSAWomen's United Soccer Association
WUSAWollongong Undergraduate Students Association (Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia)
WUSAWest University Softball Association (Texas)
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After a collegiate career as a Stanford midfielder, long-time business executive Antonucci has picked up the pieces from the Women's United Soccer Association that folded in 2003, assembling sponsors and top players for WPS.
US women's soccer league builds for success by AFP / AFP American Edition
After a collegiate career as a Stanford midfielder, long-time business executive Antonucci has picked up the pieces from the Women's United Soccer Association that folded in 2003, assembling sponsors and top players for WPS.
US women's soccer league builds for success by AFP / AFP Global Edition
In the Australian-Canadian study, involving American-born female athletes playing in the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the Women's United Soccer Association, researchers looked at their place of birth.
Champions thrive in small towns by Asian News International
 
 
 
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